that would be great! Thats an improvement!You could use it for doubles, but only manage a 25 at best......
You got that right Randy. When I finally got rid of mine I actually had a going away party for it. Never again will I own one no matter what the cost.I was delighted to sell mine.
Several of us bought them, including my late father. Clumsy, ugly, truly tragic trigger, odd / clumsy balance, and just a pantload to use. Sadly clumsy and slow to load as well. That Browning recalled all of them initially, and that Browning insisted you send them to them to clean them didn't help.You got that right Randy. When I finally got rid of mine I actually had a going away party for it. Never again will I own one no matter what the cost.
I don't know either, but your ruminations about what you think is "good" or bad for the Sport is nonsensical, and your opinion about who "should" be shooting guns is repugnant. You don't get to make that call, thank God.I gotta chime in here.....don't know how many times I've responded to the Recoilless "experts" over the years but, here we go again. You can search my previous replies. Not to be disrespectful but if you "think" the trigger is bad and has a long lock time......you truly shouldn't be shooting guns. You're a poor advocate for the sport
Yup!I am constantly amazed at the bickering i see on this site. I you do not like a certain gun , then do not buy one, if you like a certain gun then buy one, it's your money! I do not care about your opinions on a gun, if i want it i will buy one.
If you like and shoot a certain gun and are happy, so be it, and i am happy for you!
I own and shoot a K80, Ugb 25, SX1,Browning 725, and others and like the all despite criticism from other shooters.
I shot trap today and a shooter with a Tri star and he shot just as well as i did,and had a smile on his face.
THATS ALL THAT MATTERS!!!!